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Prince Rupert Journal

Location

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 17, 1914

Page

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Aldermen clash over hydro electric plans and road cost

At the council meeting Aldermen differed on advancing the hydro electric project. The majority backed a road between salt water and Shawatlans Lake at $2000 by day labor while others urged detailed estimates first. Debate covered funding, estimates, and who should prepare plans before proceeding.

Ald. Morrissey Board of Works Shanatlans Shawatlans Lake Ald Kerr Maitland Morrissey McClymont Eee Basso-Bert Dybhayn

Militant suffragettes blow up old Crimean cannon in Bates

In Bates England on February 16 militants fired a cannon from the Crimean War, alarming residents who feared a mine. No casualties occurred as suffragists cleared debris from the bore. city officials plan a hydro electric pipeline project at Lakes Shawatlans and Woodworth with station workers and rate decisions to be set by the city engineer and board of works.

Ald. Montgomery Morrison United States New York Brooklyn Navy Yard Texas Navy Department England Germany Japan United States Navy Department Bates Blackburn Board of Works Morse Creek M. Albert Westholme Lumber Co Basso-Bert

Wv W Smith Returns From Fraser Lake Visit

Wv W Smith arrives back in the city after a trip to Fraser Lake and looks for an update on the line about June.

Radical MP Ordered to Pay Penalties in Government Contract Case

London reports Sir Stuart MonTague Samuel MP for Whitechapel must pay 65 000 in penalties and costs after voting in Parliament while his firm held a government contract. The informer was Mr William Bird and an appeal is noted. The Irish question fears an Ulster exclusion settlement undermining any Irish Parliament deal.

Stuart Samuel London Stuart Montague Samuel Whitechapel Justice Rowlatt House of Commons Wm. Bird Stuart Ulster

Bandmaster's Application Sparks City Conductor Interest

Dhastin Gilson of Fernie Street asks the council for the conductor post of the city band. He claims thirteen players and four trained musicians would relocate if positions found. The note mentions Miss Maud Hassett and Mr. Harold Talbot with travel plans through Seattle and Rupert as part of local social notices.

Maud Hassett Prince George Harold Talbot White Horse Seattle Sundas James Haslett Fifth Avenue

Resident seeks sewer connection on Fourth Avenue

W Beveridge requests right to connect to the city sewer near his Fourth Avenue home. He says private builders charged $100 for a connection, calling it exorbitant. The letter was referred to the city engineer and the city solicitor for report.

W. Beveridge Fourth Avenue Ality

Butchers Strike Paralyzes Sydney Meat Trade

Slaughterhouse workers in Sydney demand higher wages and shorter hours causing meat shortages. All butcher shop employees are out and restaurants report difficulty securing fresh meat. Similar strikes threaten Melbourne as the action spreads.

Sydney Ns.w Melbourne

Wooden walls seem doomed in city fleet bid for steel scow

The sanitary committee told the council the flagship garbage scow is in bad condition and not seaworthy. Alderman Kerr urged immediate tenders for a steel vessel, with Morrison and Dybhavn supporting price calls on steel and vessel use.

Sanitary Committee Ald. Kerr Ald. Morrison Commodore Ald Dybhavn Vancouver Victoria

Launch for Shinethaus at Ratlaws Lake Referred to City Engineer

A proposal to launch on Ratlaws Lake to enable carrying and towing was discussed with Swanson offering the city possible terms. The matter was referred to the city engineer for a report after reading at last evening’s meeting.

Swanson Stratlaws Lake

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